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MIT researchers present PACMAN, a new speculative execution attack that bypasses the software security primitive called pointer authentication on Apple’s M1 processor.
The so-called PACMAN attack exploits a flaw in ARM Pointer Authentication.
There's a new security flaw in the Apple M1 chip. Dubbed Pacman, the bug is said to be unpatchable -- but it probably won't chomp you.
Apple's flashy M1 chip has an unfixable security flaw.
PACMAN attack drives the CPU crazy.